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This week, we’re back in the Labyrinth with all the pop culture news you crave—and we’re excited to have a special guest! First, we dive into the headline-grabbing interview between Theo Von and Donald Trump, plus an update on the DNC featuring a surprise appearance by George W. Bush. We also shed light on an underreported story: two American astronauts stranded on the International Space Station. What’s the latest on their situation, and when might they return home? Our guest this week is Shaun Raviv, creator of the #1 true crime podcast in the nation, “Noble,” which investigates the shocking Tri-State Crematory scandal that rocked Georgia in the early 2000s. Shaun, a freelance print and audio journalist based in Atlanta, has written for Wired, The Intercept, BuzzFeed, The Atlantic, and more. Even if you didn’t live in Georgia in 2002, this haunting story has captivated listeners across the country. Join us as we dive deep into Shaun’s riveting investigation and explore the chilling details of the scandal.

A short tale about a 96rock bar promotion at a long ago nightclub in Sandy Springs called American pie. What would you do for $1000? I’ll tell you what a couple of people tried to do - including the ones who won $1000. It’s not pretty but it was fun. Come back with me to a different time in radio history, before Janet Jackson’s boob ruined it all. Yeah c’mon.

This weekend, we’re back in the Labyrinth with another dive into the pop culture landscape. Tim has returned from his Phish pilgrimage to Bethel, New York, with some stories and notes to share. We also break down the much-talked-about X interview between Trump and Musk. Plus, the new Borderlands movie is tanking at the box office, so we decided to take a look at Hollywood’s biggest movie bombs and share our own favorite stinkers. Steph’s got all the pop culture news this week, covering everything from the Olympic sensation “Napoleon Vegemite” in the breakdancing competition to the buzz surrounding the Alien: Romulus film opening this weekend. We’re talking Trump getting shade from Celine Dion and unions, why Halle Berry is still a total badass, and why nobody needs an Anthony Bourdain biopic. Meanwhile, Coke’s got a new Oreo with pop rocks, and a giant meth bust disguised as a celery shipment has us asking: coincidence? And don’t miss Casey’s Time Machine as we journey back to 1987. Of course, we’re bringin

I spent five days in the Catskills with my friends, enjoying the beautiful mountain area of New York State. We attended three Phish shows at Bethel Woods, the original site of the 1969 Woodstock, where we had an amazing time with great music and beers. Plus: Breweries!

Another weekend back in the Labyrinth with the gang, and we're diving into some wild territory! This week, we’re checking out the new Democratic VP Nominee, Tim Walz, and taking a hard look at Joe Rogan’s latest comedy special, Burn The Boats—which, to be honest, didn’t quite hit the mark. Ever wondered what Walder Frey thinks of the House of the Dragon season finale? We’ve got his hot take! Steph is also here with all the pop culture news you missed, including RFK Jr.'s bizarre reveal as the "Bear Dropper of Central Park" on Roseanne Barr’s Podcast, the shocking offer an Olympic pole vaulter received to switch gears into the adult industry, and how influencer Aiden Ross gave Trump a Rolex and a Cyber Truck with some pretty intense custom art. Yes, this is really happening in 2024! In our Podverse Update, we’re asking the burning question: “Is Kill Tony heading to Netflix?” While it sounds cool, it might not be the best idea. Plus, Crack Amico drops another banger, this time targeting Austin! Don’t miss

The Regular Guys all met up at Eric Von Haessler’s swinging pad to celebrate Eric turning 60. It’s the first time we’ve all been in the same spot since 2013, and it sure was a blast. I reminisce a little about the history of my time with the show and drop in some bits. You can immerse yourself in Regular Guys lore by checking out Larry Wachs’ awesomely-curated retrospective podcast click the link below. TRG 

This weekend we are back in the Labyrinth to look back on the week in pop culture, and it was a “banger” as the kids say. We dive into the controversy surrounding the opening of the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris and discuss how people will be people when it comes to being offended these days. Joe Rogan’s new Netflix stand-up special, “Burn The Boats,” is premiering live tonight from his comedy club in Austin, Texas, “The Mothership of Comedy.” It’s his first special in nearly a decade, and we’re curious to see how it turns out. Stay tuned for our reviews next week! Steph brings us the latest news from the world of entertainment and pop culture. Why are hosts shying away from the Oscars? Kamala Harris had a rally in Atlanta that didn’t resonate with everyone, including some in the rap community. Jeff Portnoy of Barstool Sports gave his first perfect 10.0 to a pizza place in Massachusetts in his popular “One Bite, Everyone Knows The Rules” viral video. With The Boys wrapping up its latest season, we look forwar

My low effort thoughts about the Olympics opening ceremony controversy + a couple of Regular Guys Show prank calls from the 2012 Olympics in London.

This week, everyone is back in the Labyrinth for another look at this week’s top moments in pop culture you might have missed. Jeff got interviewed on Howie Mandel & Harland Williams' new podcast “When A Stranger Callz” and shares the behind-the-scenes details of the show. We discuss the impending presidential election now that it seems set in stone. And we look back at the season finale of The Boys, giving our opinions and theories on the upcoming Season 5 in 2026. Steph has all the pop culture news, including a new 24 movie, Chris Brown getting sued, Tim Dillon getting a new Netflix special this fall, and Mattel releasing the new “Blind Barbie”. In the Podverse we look at Joe Rogan starting a new comedy franchise with his Comedy Mothership operation in Austin TX. And Don’t miss our fan-favorite YouTube Comments segment, where we respond to your feedback with our signature blend of wit and wisdom. And of course, "Views or Snooze?" returns to give you the lowdown on the latest releases hitting your

Feel The Bern #2 | Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders talks about recent political events, tour dates, donuts, and more. 

This week, we’re back in the Labyrinth and diving into the Trump situation, which is dominating internet discussions right now. We examine the recent assassination attempt on his life and the ripples it's causing in pop culture. We also explore the Jack Black controversy after his bandmate, Kyle Gass, made inflammatory statements about Trump, after his assassination attempt, at an Australian concert that might have cost them their career. Jeff shares his weekend adventure at the Knoxville Fan Boy Expo in Knoxville, Tennessee, including a memorable conversation with Shooter McGavin about Axel F. Tim takes us on an extensive tour of the Paul Williams songbook, trying to get Steph to appreciate the musical magician that is Paul Williams. Don’t miss our fan-favorite YouTube Comments segment, where we respond to your feedback with our signature blend of wit and wisdom. And of course, "Views or Snooze?" returns to give you the lowdown on the latest releases hitting your screens. Hit that subscribe button (our

New Phish “Evolve” Remembering March of 1981, Reagan and all that, while bowling and playing pool. My thoughts on the latest happening, and some stern words for an ex-shock jock. R.I.P. Richard Simmons, Shannon Doherty & Dr. Ruth

This week, we’re back in the Labyrinth, celebrating a huge milestone—1,000 YouTube subscribers! We're excited for many more milestones ahead, thanks to you. We dive into the hilarious hypothetical of making "Caddyshack 3" with our current presidential nominees and explore some famous faces reading from "50 Shades of Grey"—prepare for some unexpected laughs! In the Podverse this week: * Joe Rogan drops his first stand-up special in 6 years, and Tim shares a memorable hangout with Rogan and Ari. * Harland Williams and Howie Mandel launch their new podcast, "When A Stranger Callz." * Tim raves about Bert Kreischer’s cooking podcast, "Something’s Burning”. Steph keeps you up-to-date with the latest pop culture news, including: * Dave Chappelle dipping his toe into politics * Danny Trejo causing a scene at a July 4th parade * Rick Ross’s unexpected altercation in Canada * Tim’s wild story involving 50 Cent and his dad Don’t miss our fan-favorite YouTube Comments segment, where we respond to your feedback with

Here is hoping everyone had a wonderful Independence Day weekend, with regular movements. This week’s Trambles features a couple of AI songs and some thoughts about our potty training toddler.

This weekend, we're back in the Labyrinth to weed through all the pop culture news of the week! Join us as we take a look at the new Eddie Murphy Netflix installment of Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F, the fourth movie in this classic '80s franchise. Spoiler alert: not everyone enjoyed this trip down memory lane. Tim got his doughnut made from Sublime Doughnuts and shares his review. We also can’t get away from the Hawk Tuah girl, so we check in on how her “career” is progressing. We dive into an article that claims the reason Star Wars under Disney is struggling is because of the fans. Yeah, that goes over well. In the Podverse, we discuss Terrence Howard's recent appearance on Rogan and highlight other notable podcast moments of the week. Plus, our good friend Redd Boxx stops by, seeking a new place to live now that the Red Box parent company is filing for bankruptcy. Steph is here with the latest pop culture news, keeping you updated on everything happening in the entertainment world. Don't miss our fan-fav

This week, Tim ‘Trambles’ about Independence Days of yore, shares tales of weekend adventures with Gilbert, and wraps up with a short Seinfeld impression.

This week on Radio Labyrinth Podcast, everyone is back in the Labyrinth, and it's all about the “Hawk Tuah Girl”. The viral sensation has taken the internet by storm, and we're diving deep into why everyone is talking about her. We also break down Episode 4 of the latest season of The Boys, offering our reviews and predictions for what's coming next. In the spirit of current events, we hold our own Presidential Debate, bringing some much-needed humor to the political spectacle that hit Atlanta this week. Steph is here with the latest pop culture news, keeping you updated on everything happening in the entertainment world. Don't miss our fan-favorite YouTube Comments segment, where we respond to your feedback with our signature blend of wit and wisdom. And of course, "Views or Snooze?" returns to give you the lowdown on the newest releases and films hitting your screens. Make sure to hit that subscribe button, give us a thumbs-up, and tune in on Spotify to join the conversation. Your support keeps the Lab

Happy Monday! Tim recaps his exciting weekend of cooking steaks & spaghetti. Plus: Watching the 1977 “Spider-Man” movie / CBS TV pilot with classic 1970s police procedural tropes (plus some really familiar actors!), talking about The Boys & Star Wars some more and the b.s. marketing folks use this day and age - of rage, the Hawk Tuah gal gets an a.i. song, some Dusty Slay impressions and a very short review of Bert Kreischer’s “Fully Loaded” Buffalo show via my friend, Marc.  #HawkTuah #SpiderMan #TheBoys #StarWars #TheAcolyte #Spitonthatthing Amazing Spider-Man https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spider-Man_(1977_film) Cameo https://www.cameo.com/tandrewsatl

It's the weekend, folks, and you know what that means—another wild ride through Radio Labyrinth! This week, we're diving headfirst into the chaotic world of The BOYS Season 4. The first three episodes have dropped, and let's just say the fan reactions are...unusual. We've got our hot takes ready to go! But that's not all—Jerry Seinfeld was heckled in Australia, and his response was pure gold, transforming into a bit right before our eyes. And guess what? Jerry's also dishing on what he thinks about Julia Louis-Dreyfus’s comments on his critique of comedy and the younger generation. It's a Seinfeld drama you don't want to miss. Joining us for a special news segment is none other than singer/songwriter Kneel Young. Yes, you read that right—Kneel Young! He’s bringing his unique perspective to the table, and trust us, you’ll want to hear what he has to say. We’re also taking a stroll through the Podverse, focusing on the latest buzz from 2 Bears 1 Cave and how it's being interpreted by listeners. Spoiler aler

This wee Tim trambles about; Father’s Day with the family, dealing with the cat situation, and prepping for his Alan Parsons interview. Plus, Tim’s thoughts about the Andrew McCarthey Brat Pack documentary, “Brat.”